Ian Wilhelm
Assistant Managing Editor, Chronicle Intelligence
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Stories by this Author
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Global
New Immigration Rule ‘Sends a Detrimental Message Internationally’
The Trump administration’s latest plan to curb immigration has raised concerns it will reinforce a message that international students are not welcomed in the United States. -
News4 Deans Share the Best Advice They Have Received About Budgets
When it comes to managing a budget, deans are often in the hot seat. They have to be entrepreneurial in how they increase revenue while preserving their institution’s core mission. -
The Ticker
New York State Is Set to Test Free Tuition
While other states allow free tuition to community colleges, the New York effort is being called the nation’s first free-tuition program for middle-class families. -
News
Why the Travel Ban Probably Hits Iranian Professors and Students the Hardest
The Iranian and U.S. governments have long been at odds, but the academic relationship between the two countries runs deep. -
On Leadership
Supporting Undocumented Students
David W. Oxtoby, president of Pomona College, recently spoke with The Chronicle about his advocacy on behalf of undocumented immigrant students and what advice he has for new college presidents. -
On Leadership
Remaking the Liberal Arts
Katherine Bergeron, president of Connecticut College, discusses how it revamped its curriculum to help students better connect their experiences in and out of the classroom and to help them develop a broad question to frame their education. -
On Leadership
Video: Owning the K-12 Challenge
Nancy L. Zimpher, chancellor of the SUNY system, says it’s time to rethink how public universities prepare tomorrow’s educators. -
News
Why an Armed Occupation of Cornell in 1969 Still Matters Today
This article is one in a series on pivotal moments in higher education since the founding of The Chronicle a half-century ago. -
News
History’s Lessons
A scholar who wrote the book on the Cornell takeover suggests three tactics for soothing a fractious campus. -
News
An Iconic Photo, a Distinction Lost
A retired photographer looks back on the Pulitzer Prize-winning picture he took of armed protesters leaving the Cornell student union in 1969.
